Public Overloads Sub Insert( _
   ByVal index As Integer, _
   ByVal markerName As FinancialMarkerType, _
   ByVal firstPointIndex As Integer, _
   ByVal secondPointIndex As Integer, _
   ByVal firstYIndex As Integer, _
   ByVal secondYIndex As Integer, _
   ByVal lineColor As Color, _
   ByVal lineWidth As Integer, _
   ByVal textColor As Color, _
   ByVal textFont As Font _
) 

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Dim instance As FinancialMarkersCollection Dim index As Integer Dim markerName As FinancialMarkerType Dim firstPointIndex As Integer Dim secondPointIndex As Integer Dim firstYIndex As Integer Dim secondYIndex As Integer Dim lineColor As Color Dim lineWidth As Integer Dim textColor As Color Dim textFont As Font   instance.Insert(index, markerName, firstPointIndex, secondPointIndex, firstYIndex, secondYIndex, lineColor, lineWidth, textColor, textFont)

public void Insert( 
   int index,
   FinancialMarkerType markerName,
   int firstPointIndex,
   int secondPointIndex,
   int firstYIndex,
   int secondYIndex,
   Color lineColor,
   int lineWidth,
   Color textColor,
   Font textFont
)

Parameters

index

The index value where the item should be inserted into the collection (0-based).

Position

markerName

The type of financial marker to be displayed.

The type of financial marker to be displayed.

Name of the Financial marker

firstPointIndex

The index (zero-based) of the data point that represents the first price used for the financial marker.

The index (zero-based) of the first data point to be used for a financial marker.

secondPointIndex

The index (zero-based) of the data point that represents the second price used for the financial marker.

The index (zero-based) of the second data point to be used for a financial marker.

firstYIndex

The Y-value index used for the first data point (zero-based). For example, to use the first Y-value specify a value of zero.

The index (zero-based) of the Y value to be used for a financial marker's first data point.

secondYIndex

The Y-value index used for the second data point (zero-based). For example, to use the first Y-value specify a value of zero.

The index (zero-based) of the Y value to be used for a financial marker's second data point.

lineColor

The color of the financial marker lines.

The color used to draw the lines of a financial marker.

lineWidth

The width of the financial marker lines. Measured in pixels.

The width of a financial marker's lines. Measured in pixels.

textColor

The text color of the financial marker labels.

The text color for a financial marker's associated labels.

textFont

The font used for the financial marker labels. When setting this property at run-time a new Font object must be created and assigned to this property.

The font for a financial marker's associated labels.

Call this method to display a financial marker (a FinancialMarker object is inserted at the specified location into the financial markers collection). Note that the Add method can also be used, which appends an object to the end of the collection (the order in which these objects are stored only determines the order in which they are drawn).

A financial marker graphically compares two prices, which are represented by two data points in a series.

The marker that is displayed is determined by the markerType parameter.

Target Platforms: Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows 2000, Windows XP Home Edition, Windows XP Professional, Windows Server 2003 family, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008 family

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